Spiral sphere spins around
millions of miles in space;
beautiful colours run aground,
but there’s no trace of human race.
What mystery lies beyond stars
our still small minds cannot conceive;
how many more planets await
discovery, we can't perceive.
Our earth is but a minute segment
in the enormous concept of space,
we wonder if other worlds exist
peopled by creatures of different race?
Do they communicate? Can they be seen?
Are they inanimate or humanoid?
Perhaps giants or dwarves, yellow or
green
war-raging or peaceloving in the void?
Personally, I think that was a stupid decision but, in the grand scheme of things, it probably does not matter much. Thank you for this though and I agree with your sentiments. Love and peace,
Isn't it sad? All these years, I knew Pluto as a planet, and now it's just an asteroid. Just hope it doesn't slam into the Earth as revenge...LOL An excellent, thought provoking piece, well done!
Read your bio, I'm part Croatian (but cannot speak it)!
The Kalugu is the third book in the fifteen book series, The Adventures of Lord Belmundus, a remarkable tale of others worlds, strange customs, beauty and warfare; and, in its grips, lands a young celebrity, who has the chaps to play the many parts t
Book Two of The Jade Owl Legacy Series: The quest continues as the Professor and his confidants discover the full weight of their mission and acquire supernatural powers to further heir success.
If you took every major epic fantasy that has ever been written and twisted them all into one fantastic tale of magic, sword play, and just plain old fantasy fun, you might get the first half of this 235,000 word monster of a read. The last half is a
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Isn't it sad? All these years, I knew Pluto as a planet, and now it's just an asteroid. Just hope it doesn't slam into the Earth as revenge...LOL An excellent, thought provoking piece, well done!
Read your bio, I'm part Croatian (but cannot speak it)!
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